Roosevelt backs 700 to 800 planes yearly for air force
President Roosevelt approves the Baker board findings and directs the air corps to draft a budget to buy 700 to 800 new airplanes annually until reaching 2,300 first class sky fighters. The plan rejects a unified air corps for now and notes army aviation is about 1,000 planes short for strong defense.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
Baker Board
Army Aviation
Air Corps
Newton D. Baker
Dern
War Department Air Corps
Army
War Department
Congress
Hyde Park
N. Y
Chamber Disagrees Over U.S. Economic Outlook
In Washington, Eugene R. Black of the Atlanta Federal Reserve reports improving business conditions across three years, aided by strong agriculture, though the textile sector lags. Chamber of Commerce directors counter that uneasiness will persist until President Roosevelt signals a balanced budget.
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Eugene R. Black
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
St. Louis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Nashville
Chamber of Comerce
United States
Roosevelt
Retail trade uneven but gains seen in 1934, Dun & Bradstreet notes
In New York on September 21, Dun and Bradstreet reports uneven retail activity for the past week with an estimated 3 to 10 percent rise over 1933. Improved demand in the Middle West and mail order sectors offsets New England weakness from textile strikes, while distributive trades show early gains and retailers face tighter margins and stronger competition.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
New England
Middle West
NRA
Five Libel Suits Dismissed in Settlement Talks
As part of a local strike settlement, libel actions filed in district court against Standard Publishing Co., Anaconda Copper Mining Co., and E G Leipheimer, over articles about strike pickets in Butte, are dismissed. Plaintiffs named include Osterman, Jones, Garrett, Darragh, Williams and others. defendants deemed the papers fair.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
E. G. Leipheimer
Butte
John Osterman
Basil Jones
Henry
Mickey) Jones
Eugene Garrett
George Darragh
Russell
Spotty) Williams
Alvin
Bunny) Shea
Norman Bone
Alfred Bone
Harry Stevens
Tom Davis
Harry Simms
Dave Michelette
Henry Schwartz
Frank Peet
Steve Smith
Guy Stoecker
John Johnson
Carl Moser
Mark Garich
Montana Standard
Utte
Textile walkout may end within 24 hours
United Press reports the textile strike likely to be called off within a day if industry accepts the mediation board recommendation. An official in close touch with strike developments says labor shows willingness to arbitrate.
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Mediation Board
United Press
Typhoon hits Japan killing 1609 with massive losses
The September storm devastates Japan's industrial heartland. Official counts list 1,609 dead and 4,975 injured with hundreds missing. Sea losses unknown. damage to plants and crops estimated near 500 million yen, with industrial losses around 300 million yen.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Quintuplets Take First Car Ride to New Hospital
The Dionne quintuplets, four months old, were taken from their ramshackle farmhouse to the Dafoe hospital for their first automobile ride. They rode in blankets through rain to the purpose built hospital named after Dr. Allen R. Dafoe. Oliva Dionne and his wife were not present during the transfer as neighbors noted their unease with the intrusion.
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Callander
Ont
U.P
Dionne
Dafoe Hospital
Allen R. Dafoe
Oliva Dionne
Montana government profits nearly half a million on legal rum
Helena September 21 The Montana liquor control board reports a gross profit of 490416.76 from legalized liquor with total sales costs of 690375.17 and operating costs of 184495.61. Net profit including discounts is 324194.90. August net profit 61098.07 and a approximately ten percent retail price cut will take effect October 1.
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Helena
Montana
Department
Martin G. Hoffman
Liquor Control Board
Montana Weather: Rain or Snow and Colder Saturday
A Montana forecast predicts rain or snow with colder temperatures on Saturday and generally fair conditions on Sunday.
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Montana
Mines School and Colleges Get Reopening Permit
Butte health boards approve a modified quarantine allowing Mines School FERA project schools and Butte area colleges to reopen for use by students under 18 only. No new cases since the order. seven total cases reported. Football practice may resume with restrictions on large gatherings.
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Mines School
Fera Project
Business College
School of Mines
Butte Business College
City County Health Boards
J. J. Kane
J. L. McCarthy
Butte
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Butte Central High Schools
Six men held in murder probe at Bozeman
Bozeman officials detain six men incommunicado as they probe the Thursday night slaying of William Kelly a 45 year old Fort Harrison resident. Police refuse to disclose inquiry lines or identities while noting a drinking party and Kelly holding money before his body was found.
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Bozeman
William Kelly
Fort Harrison
Levitt I. Westlake
Kelly
Fort Harrison Hospital
Rough and Tough Football Star Becomes Kitchen Sink Professor
J Pat O Connor a 200 pound six foot two former boxing and football star winds up a five day cooking school for Montgomery Ward at a Butte store He is married and honeymooning with Margaret D Arcy He recalls his days with South Dakota Travel Coyotes and Alpha Tau Omega while demonstrating cakes and food prep to housewives Continued on Page 2 Col 4
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Sarah
Jack Dempsey
Montgomery Ward & Company
Butte
J. Pat O'Connor
Margaret D'Arcy
Grand
Forks
N. C
Alpha Tau Omega
South Dakota
Coyotes
Dakotas
Montana Lets Road Contracts on 12 Projects
The Montana highway commission awarded twelve contracts totaling 780 248 50 for state and federal highway work. Projects include grading surfacing and underpasses along U S highway routes, with miles of gravel surfacing and new bridges, part of the federal system expansion begun under the last Congress. The next letting is set for October 24 with about 15 contracts valued around 900 000.
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Helena
Montana
State Highway Commission
Shelby
Chinook
Milwaukee Railway Company
Brewery
Butte
Silver Bow
Toole County
National Construction Company of
Sioux Falls
Harlem
Blaine County
Basil Hunt
Jerome C. Boespfing
Miles City
Butte Miners Union Declares Papers Fair After Strike
Robert C. Brown, president of Butte Miners Union No. 1, announces that as part of the settlement of the strike in Butte the Montana Standard and the Butte Daily Post are declared fair by the union. Dated Sept. 21, 1934.
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The
Montana Standard
Butte
Butte Daily Post
Butte Miners’ Union
Union No
Hauptmann grilled relentlessly since arrest on Tuesday
New York police pushed for a breakthrough in the Lindbergh baby case as Bruno Hauptmann, 35, remained in custody. Officials said he faced relentless questioning, with strong but circumstantial evidence pointing to his possible guilt and a forthcoming statement within hours.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Sourland Mountain
United Press
Bronx
New Jersey
Baby Lindbergh
Detective Says Hauptmann Is Tough In Bronx Interrogation
United Press reports from Bronx County Court House detail Bruno Hauptmann under intensive questioning for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. A flat footed detective outside the room declares Hauptmann is still tough after hours of inquiry as detectives press for a confession.
Mother of German Held as Lindbergh Kidnapping Suspect
Frau Hauptmann, mother of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, expresses belief in his innocence after news of his arrest in New York. She recalls his World War II service photos and insists he could not have abducted the Lindbergh baby, despite torn emotional strain.
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Lindbergh
Kamenz
Saxony
Frau Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
United States
United Press
New York
Hauptmann denies kidnaping in police lineup statement
Bruno Richard Hauptmann tells officials he did not kidnap Baby Charles A Lindbergh and that his past statements about obtaining the ransom money are true and correct. He says he has been in this country. Continued on page 6.
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Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
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McCafferty
California
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Dun & Bradstreet
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Butte Miners
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Bronx County Courthouse
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